Skip the time without a bed

  • Gothic 1 Remake — Skip the time without a bed
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Wait On T adds a simple, standalone waiting hotkey to the Gothic 1 Remake, allowing you to pass time anywhere in the world.

Press the T key, and the game instantly advances time by 30 in-game minutes. Once the wait finishes, a short on-screen confirmation message will appear: «You waited 30 minutes».

Features:

  • Wait anywhere: Press T to wait for 30 in-game minutes without needing a bed.
  • Stackable waiting: Press T repeatedly to easily skip several 30-minute blocks in a row.
  • Native integration: Utilizes the game's core built-in time system.
  • In-game notification: Displays a brief clean prompt on your screen after waiting.
  • Lightweight: Pure UE4SS Lua mod logic with zero performance footprint.

Why use it?

  • Extremely useful when you want to pass a small amount of time to change the time of day or wait for an NPC schedule, without running around looking for a bed.
  • Improves immersion for roleplay and survival-style playthroughs.
  • Keeps the feature simple, clean, and completely unobtrusive.

Installation instructions:

  1. Install UE4SS for Gothic 1 Remake.
  2. Extract this archive into the following directory:
    ...\Gothic 1 Remake\G1R\Binaries\Win64\ue4ss\Mods\
  3. Open your mods.txt file and make sure the mod is properly enabled by adding this line:
    G1R_WaitOnT : 1
  4. Start the game.

Usage:

  • Load up your save file and press T to wait 30 in-game minutes. Press T again to wait another 30 minutes.

How to change the hotkey:

  1. Open the file g1r_waitont/scripts/main.lua using any text editor of your choice.
  2. Locate the following line: RegisterKeyBind(Key.T, on_t_pressed).
  3. Change the T value to your preferred key.
    Example for the Y key: RegisterKeyBind(Key.Y, on_t_pressed).

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